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I prefer to have the generated code to be the part of the code repo. That's why I use code templates instead of source generators. But a properly constructed ID type has a non-trivial amount of code: https://github.com/vborovikov/pwsh/blob/main/Templates/ItemT...
I cloned the repo and tried to run the examples. Nothing worked. The problem was many data structures and variables were initialized empty/zero but the code wasn't designed to work with empty data at all.
Probably not really usable for anyone except myself but here is the code for my reader: https://github.com/vborovikov/news
- don't wait until you feel like doing something
and
- half-ass it
a feed reader - I was never satisfied with other feed readers so I've built my own
small utilities I use from time to time
All these apps were in active development for at least a year each and were deployed to my home server where they continue to work to this day. I fix bugs and add new features when I have time. Many of my apps use the libraries I publish publicly. It's always a pleasure to work on my own projects.
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/
The enterprise code must be easy to change because it deals with the external data sources and devices, integration into human processes, and constantly changing end-user needs. Clean code practices allow that, it's not about CPU performance and memory optimizations at all.
What I care about is the code quality because good code makes my job easier. I inherited the code, not the business.
If I work in isolation from the users, don't have external requirements, don't care about future versions of the software - sure, their advice might be useful to me.
I ask about meetings and their durations, performance reviews, bureaucracy levels, project management software, spyware used by the employer, the number of lines of code, and other potential red flags.
[@raw organic cane sugar, @honey]{3%tbsp}
Here square brackets indicate that the ingredient will have variations separated by commas.The blurry apps will render a bit bigger on the non-primary low-res display but everything will be crisp.
But it was just one genre, music by an artist like Stelladrone or similar.
It's very consistent and I use it as a sign that it's time to sleep.
https://github.com/AArnott/Nerdbank.Streams/blob/main/src/Ne...